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Chapter 1 The Basics of Biology. What causes it to rain?. What causes lightning?. What causes a tornado?. 1-1 What is Science?. An organized approach to figuring out why something happens Make an observation Gathering data Experiment - PowerPoint PPT PresentationTRANSCRIPT
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Chapter 1The Basics of Biology
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What causes it to
rain?
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What causes
lightning?
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What causes a tornado?
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1-1 What is Science?• An organized approach to figuring
out why something happens– Make an observation– Gathering data– Experiment
• Involves inference – a logical interpretation based on prior knowledge or experience
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The Bean• “No! The bean
is not alive”.• “Yes, the bean is
alive when you put it in soil”.
• “Yes. The bean is alive in the bag”.
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1-3 Studying Life
• If Biology is the study of living things… how do we know what is living & what isn't?????
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Characteristics of Living Things
1. Respond to their environment2. Made up of units called cells3. Obtain & Use Energy4. Grow & Develop5. Reproduce6. Based on a universal genetic code = DNA7. Taken as a group, change over time8. Maintain a stable internal environment
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Respond to their environment
• Stimulus – an outside signal
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Made up of units called cells• Cell = small self-
contained unit– Barrier separates it
from surroundings• Unicellular –
organism made up of only one cell– Ex: Bacteria, protists
• Multicellular – organism made up of two or more cells– Ex: Fungi, plants,
animals, etc.
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Obtain & Use Energy• Metabolism = combination of
chemical reactions through which an organism builds up or breaks down materials
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Grow & Develop
• Grow = to increase in size
• Develop = change in appearance along with growth– “maturation”– EX: Butterflies
begin life as eggs, then become caterpillars, a pupa, and finally emerge as adult butterflies.
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Reproduce• Reproduce = produce new organisms of the same type
• Asexual Reproduction– Single organism can
reproduce without aid of another
– Ex: budding (hydra)– Ex: binary fission
(bacteria)• Sexual
Reproduction– Two cells from
DIFFERENT individuals unite to produce new organism
– Ex: humans, plants
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Based on a universal genetic code
• Offspring will resemble their parents. – Ex: Flies produce flies, dogs produce
dogs, and seeds from maple trees produce maple trees.
• The genetic code, with a few minor variations, determines the inherited traits of every organism on Earth
• Genetic Code = DNA– Deoxyribonucleic acid
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Taken as a group, change over time
• Evolution = group of organisms changing over generations– Ex: Plants that live
in the desert survive because they have become adapted to the conditions of the desert.
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Maintain a stable internal
environment• Homeostasis – a living thing’s ability to maintain constant conditions necessary for life– Body temperature: you sweat when
you’re too hot, shiver when you’re too cold
– Blood pH
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1-4 Tools and Procedures• How
scientists work…–Lab safety–Metric system
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Metric System• Universal system of measurement for
science– Length?
• meter– Volume?
• liter (liquid)• cubic centimeter (solid)
– Mass?• gram
– Temperature?• Celsius scale• Kelvin
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Kilo
Hecto
Deka
BASE
Deci
Centi
Milli
Base Units for the Metric System:
• Liters = volume• Meters = distance• Grams = mass
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Convert the following using the staircase
• 54.11 deciliters = liters• 47 hectometers = decimeters• 2293 dekagrams = decigrams• 4731 liters = hectoliters• 5912 kilograms = grams• 0.01 grams = milligrams• 0.0108 centimeters =
meters• 3851 milliliters = dekaliters
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• 56 hectometers = decimeters
• 94.66 deciliters = liters• 1183 dekagrams =
decigrams• 5842 liters =
hectoliters• 6833 kilograms =
grams• 0.0023 centimeters =
meters• 4967 milliliters =
dekaliters• 0.07 grams =
milligrams
Homework
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Microscopes• Compound Light
Microscope– 2-dimensional– Can see LIVING
things.– High magnification
• Able to see cells– Low resolution
• Only magnify 1000 times.
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What is magnification?• Magnification is the enlargement in
size of an image.
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What is resolution?• Resolution is the clarity of an
image, or the level of detail in the image.
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The Parts of the microscope